05/28/2026
Farmers and ranchers a question most people never get asked until it's too late:
If you got hurt tomorrow and couldn't work for six months, what happens to your loan payments?
The equipment note. The operating line. The land. Those payments don't pause just because you're laid up. The bank still wants its money, and the work still has to get done somehow.
Most folks assume their regular disability insurance would cover it but a lot of those policies stop paying long before a loan is paid off, and using them up on loan payments leaves nothing for your family to live on.
There's a specific kind of coverage built exactly for this. It's designed to keep your loan payments going if you can't work without touching the coverage that protects your household. It covers equipment loans, operating lines, real estate, all of it. And honestly, it's something a lot of lenders are starting to require anyway.
I work with farm and ranch families across North Dakota on exactly this. If you've got debt tied to your operation and you've never thought about what happens to it if you're out of commission, let's have a conversation. No hard sell I'll just explain how it works in plain English and you can decide what makes sense for you.
Ashley Colon
701-500-0150 | [email protected]